Scope
The operator's requirement, locations, volumes and deadline, agreed in writing before anything else.
- Scope and volume agreed
- Locations confirmed
- Deadline and milestones set
What we do
Everything a site needs, from the first visit to the signed handover.
We install and support the active equipment on mobile operator networks, and build the site infrastructure that carries it. Below: the technologies we deliver, the services inside that work, and the sequence every project follows. An operator can contract a single service or the whole chain under one scope.
01 — Technology
What we work on.
Microwave link installation
We take a microwave link through its whole life cycle: survey and path assessment, design, installation of antennas and radio units, alignment, measurement, acceptance and documented handover. This is the work we do most of.
- Path survey and feasibility
- Link design
- Antenna and ODU/IDU installation
- Alignment and commissioning
- Performance measurement and acceptance
- Upgrades and capacity changes
5G and LTE radio installation
Installation work on mobile base station sites: antennas, 5G and LTE radio units, the equipment at the foot of the mast, and the cabling between them.
- 5G NR and LTE radio unit installation
- Antenna installation and replacement
- Base station equipment
- Feeder and power cabling
- LTE-to-5G upgrades and swaps
- Integration support
Telecom infrastructure
The passive side of a site. Masts, structures, housings, power and earthing — the parts that have to be right before a radio unit or a microwave antenna goes up.
- Civil works and foundations
- Masts, towers and structures
- Shelters, cabinets and housings
- Power supply and distribution
- Earthing and lightning protection
02 — Project delivery
Every project runs the same eight stages.
The disciplines above are the work. These are the order it happens in, and one project manager carries the programme through all eight.
Survey
Site visits that establish what exists, what is reachable and what will get in the way.
- Site and route survey
- Existing infrastructure recorded
- Access and constraints logged
- Feasibility confirmed
Design
The technical design and the drawings the site will actually be built from.
- Radio and network design
- Site engineering
- Implementation drawings
- Bill of quantities
Permitting
The approvals the build needs, prepared, submitted and followed up.
- Authority coordination
- Submission and follow-up
- Construction prerequisites cleared
Construction
Civil and structural work, carried out to the operator's specification.
- Civil works
- Foundations and structures
- Cabling and containment
- Reinstatement
Installation
Equipment mounted, connected and brought into the network.
- Antennas and radio units
- Microwave links
- Equipment and power
- Configuration and integration support
Testing
Measurement and acceptance against the agreed specification, with faults closed out.
- Technical testing
- Link verification
- Acceptance procedure
- Issue resolution
Handover
The paperwork that lets the operator take the site over and operate it.
- As-built documentation
- Test records
- Site documentation
- Formal handover